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1 9 |       reformation, and themselves reformers. In reality, they were corrupters.
2 10|       however, brought forth real reformers and holy men to arrest the
3 17|                           17. The reformers that Borromeo opposed did
4 29|         means of salvation. ~True reformers understand this very clearly.
5 31|          he resembled those false reformers who concealed their obstinate
6 32| difference between true and false reformers which you, Venerable Brethren,
7 35|       look for them in her. False reformers, however, despise these
8 35|         In this respect the false reformers of former days are even
9 38|    foolish prattle of quarrelsome reformers, but by acts and heroic